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Update: The 3rd generation version of this watch is now available. It looks just as good as it's older sibling which is reviewed below. You can find it here on Amazon. (Affiliate link) I have been waiting a long time for a smartwatch that looks and feels like a ladies watch rather than the clunky… Continue reading Initial thoughts on the Moto 360 Gen 2 Ladies Edition Smartwatch
The Ted Baker Rockall On-Ear headphones have been out for a while now and I was lucky enough to give them a go from early on. Â This review covers these headphones being tested over the period of 3 months. And I have to say I have not been disappointed. Style These headphones are by far… Continue reading Ted Baker Rockall On-Ear Headphones Review
This week I have been fortunate enough to attend Mobile World Congress (MWC) with Lenovo. It has been a week of shiny gadgets, beautiful phones and much more. I have had access to executives and staff across a variety of different areas of both the Lenovo and Motorola business areas. Pretty much every question I… Continue reading Behind the Scenes with Lenovo at #MWC
The IT sector is an exciting, evolving and ever expanding market industry to work in. In fact, 500,000 new professionals will be needed in the UK over the next five years to fill the expansion in jobs and what is a growing skills gap. A great way to fill this void is through IT Apprenticeships. The Apprenticeship… Continue reading An interview with the First Female Microsoft Apprentice of the Year
We often review headphones here on GirlyGeekdom however it is rare that we have headphones sent that are designed and made especially for children and that is what happened this week! Philips have just released their Kids headphones which are suitable from 3 years old +. These headphones are volume capped to 85Db to protect… Continue reading Philips Kids Headphones – Volume Capped!
Televisions have come a long way since 1926 when Scottish inventor John Logie Baird publicly demonstrated his new invention. The first colour broadcast took place 50 years ago on 1st Janurary 1954, however the technology wasn’t cheap, and so many people didn’t have access to a colour TV until the mid to late 1960s. 4K… Continue reading The Future of 4K TV
In our fourth video of our Inspire series we asked BBC Click's LJ Rich and all tech wonder girl what got her into gadgets and technology. What you may not realise is that LJ is both into technology and music and she recently won a music hackathon! LJ has a music degree and doesn't have your typical tech… Continue reading Inspire: Three Questions with LJ Rich
In our third video of our Inspire series we asked Ortis Deley former Gadget Show presenter and all round gadget fiend what got him into gadgets and technology. What you may not realise is that Ortis has a BSc in Pharmacy and has also been on Tomorrow's World. You can find out more about Ortis… Continue reading Inspire: Three Questions with Ortis Deley
I was lucky enough to be invited to the launch of Lenovo's latest products and what a launch it was.  The latest Lenovo products quite simply took your breath away. To be honest I really wasn't expecting to go oooh and aaaah!  It was like watching a firework display but better! The products that were launched at this event… Continue reading A week with the Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro & The Launch!
In our second video in our inspire series we catch up with BBC Click's Kate Russell. Many of you probably know Kate from her time at BBC Click but did you also know that she is a published author and has spoken at Girl Geek Dinners! We asked Kate three questions to provide an insight… Continue reading Inspire: Three Questions with Kate Russell
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